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Monitor articles for September 30, 2002

• Palace Intrigue
• USA
• A lawyer's help needed when trust adjusting
• Hear the 'eloquent scream'
• A not-so-simple plan
• Why not pray for the perpetrator?
• World
• A veto dilemma for three nations
• Coping with a swirl of choices
• Mexico Lifts a Rug on Graft
• Public neglect, official inaction fuel rise of US poverty
• Letters
• A tip of the hat to the tradesmen
• I open with the Stones
• 'Barbershop' isn't offensive; it's reassuring
• Reporters on the Job
• In Deep South, a call to curb sheriffs' power
• Business & Finance
• Yeah, baby! 2003 Mini Cooper has enough flash to trounce flaws
• California: trendsetter or 'rogue state'?
• My market's fresh bread is now worth the dough
• Delhi traffic rule hurts old custom: giving alms
• Fidelity urges investors to look abroad
• Ivory Coast braces for civil war
• In Russia, an army of deserters
• An old cry rises: 'money for nothing'
• Correction
• Etc...
• In Malawi, there's often food, but rarely money